Mr Walsh said the truth was that B had been involved in the attack but had only intended slightly to hurt James.
But if that is true, then the second verse might be intended slightly ironically: "What, you mean, there's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow?" The point might be that if there is any providence at work, then we know nothing of it.
Just as an oncologist who intends to treat cancer may foresee but not intend causing nausea, so a doctor treating suffering may see the risk of, but not intend, slightly shortening the patient's life.
But Dr. Caldeira says that small-scale testing — perhaps an experiment intended to slightly cool the Arctic — could be safer than the alternative.
This application guide is intended for slightly experienced statisticians in computer-aided data analysis who desire to learn advanced applications in various fields of statistics.
Like Zhu's ethos as an artist, this video is intended to slightly confuse the viewer and puts the focus on what happens in the shadows.
In a plan financed by the U.S., Britain and other Western governments, the Karzai government intends to offer farmers slightly more than the profit on a field of wheat -- $500 -- to plow under their poppies.
Prices on selected items are intended to be slightly cheaper than at the major grocers.
The Michael Jackson clothing line is intended for a slightly younger customer: girls from 8 to 20 years old and boys from 8to1515 years old.
Occasionally, however, I'd stumble upon a show intended for kids slightly older than my own — tweens, that hideous word — and feel a dank chill.
Neither of these writers is known for being publicity shy, so you have to read it knowing that their letter writing is intended for a slightly wider audience than they pretend.
